Last updated: 2026-09-23
Kbot Meet Browser Assist is a Chrome extension that connects the messaging and video-meeting accounts you are already signed into — in your own browser — to your Kbot Meet unified inbox, and prepares reply drafts for you to review and send yourself. This page explains exactly what data the extension touches, where it goes, and what it does not do.
On a supported messaging or meeting site you have opened yourself (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, WeCom, WhatsApp Web, Telegram Web, Messenger, Instagram, Discord), the extension's content script reads the conversation you are currently viewing on that page — the message text and, where the platform's own UI shows it, the sender's name — so it can prepare a reply-draft box for you on that same page.
It does not read pages you have not opened, does not scan your browsing history, and does not read anything on sites outside this supported list.
The conversation content needed to build your reply draft is sent over
HTTPS to your own Kbot Meet hub, at the Kbot origin you are signed into
(for example https://kasercorp.com/api or your own tenant's
hostname). No data is sent to Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft, or any
party other than your own Kbot account.
The extension's local storage holds only your own Kbot Meet
connection settings — which platforms you have linked and your draft
preferences. It never stores message content, contact names, or
credentials locally.
storage — remembers your own Kbot Meet connection
settings (which platforms you linked, draft preferences) locally in
the browser. No third-party data.tabs — detects which supported messaging tab is active
so the content script can attach to the correct conversation surface
you opened.host_permissions for the supported messaging and
meeting platforms — lets the content script read the conversation
you are viewing and inject a review-and-send draft box on that
platform's own web page. Each host is a messaging surface you
explicitly chose to connect.host_permissions for kasercorp.com and
kbot.kasernet.com — the Kbot Meet hub itself; the
extension hands linked conversations to your own Kbot inbox on
these first-party domains.The single purpose of this extension is to connect the user's own, already-signed-in messaging sessions to their Kbot Meet inbox and prepare reply drafts for the user to review and send manually.
You can disconnect a platform at any time from your Kbot Meet hub. You
can also remove the extension itself from
chrome://extensions; disconnected platforms simply stop
appearing as connected in your Kbot Meet hub.
Questions about this policy: support@kbot.kasercorp.com.